Schwartz - silver table spoon, Berlin, 19th century, 95 g

An antique silver table spoon from the 19th century, originating from Berlin. A classic design with a wide handle end, adorned with an engraved “A.G.” monogram. The original Berlin hallmarks and the “Schwartz” mark are preserved

A large silver table spoon made in Berlin in the 19th century. It features a classic design with a deep, oval bowl and a long handle ending in a wide blade. The end of the handle bears an elegant, engraved “A.G.” monogram.
On the reverse, the Schwartz mark, “Berlin Mohrenstraße,” the historic Berlin hallmark depicting a bear, and an additional assay mark are preserved. The handle bears the characteristic mark of silver testing by the tremolier method.
The name Schwartz is confirmed in historical records concerning Berlin silverware. The 1866 directory of Berlin merchants lists C. Schwartz, operating at Mohrenstraße 26.
In good condition, with a natural patina, surface scratches, and signs of wear.
Item details:
• Origin: Berlin, Prussia
• Date: 19th century, likely the middle or third quarter of the century
• Markings: Schwartz, Berlin Mohrenstraße
• Material: silver, likely 750 fineness (12 luts)
• Weight: 95 g
• Monogram: A.G.